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2018 Officers

2018 Officers. President: Mike Ward President ProTem: Chris Mabe Secretary: Cheryl Ayers Treasurer: Kyle Murdock VP of Sponsorships: Ryan Young VP of Special Events: Sheri Flint VP of Team Meals: Angie Losack Website: Chris Steele Social Media: Brandon Beard. GCISD Funding .

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2018 Officers

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  1. 2018 Officers President: Mike Ward President ProTem: Chris Mabe Secretary: Cheryl Ayers Treasurer: Kyle Murdock VP of Sponsorships: Ryan Young VP of Special Events: Sheri Flint VP of Team Meals: Angie Losack Website: Chris Steele Social Media: Brandon Beard

  2. GCISD Funding GCISD FOOTBALL SUPPLY BUDGET IS $26,000 (without a uniform line) for helmets, pads, knee and ankle braces, and other necessary protective equipment. • GCISD charges $100 for every football player (170 players raises $17,000, so actually GCISD only kicks in $9,000) • Athletic Department only gets 22% from S & C camps that is used for coaches travel to clinics and their clothing • Gate fees go to the GCISD general fund • All Stadium Advertising goes to the Education Foundation

  3. Coach Willis Fights For the Program • Goal to keep cost to the $100 pay for play, team meals, and personal equipment. • Cut Strength and Conditioning from $220 to $150 • Lower the cost in a time where costs are consistently increasing • Continues to lower injuries especially concussions by purchasing extra safety equipment (knee braces, ankle braces, halo helmet inserts)

  4. How we Fund the Program • MEMBERSHIP! – One of our Largest Fundraisers…..for Dollars (GCISD Budget Doesn’t Fund Much) and More Importantly Bringing in Community Members to Support the Team • Fundraising– Crucial Corporate Sponsorships from local businesses that directly support the program through • Media Guide Advertising • Direct Funding Sponsorship • Team Fundraising • Golf Tournament – May 24, 2018 • Concessions – Visitor’s side concession • Spirit Wear

  5. Cost To Run a Football Program To run a successful football program it takes a minimum of $100,000. • Digital Video Cameras and Editing Equipment • End Zone Camera and Controller • Year End Awards Banquet For All Players • Coaches’ Clinics and Sideline Apparel • Coordination of the Coaches’ Saturday Lunches • Computer Equipment & Scouting Strategy Software • Linemen Knee Braces, • Varsity Locker Room Chairs, Name Plates, and Equipment • Motivational Signage for Field House Weight Room • Playoff supplies, names on back of the jerseys, travel suits • New Team Accomplishment banners for the weight room • New helmets financed by the booster club • Sponsored a college recruiting seminar for all families • New Equipment for Field House • Motivational posters in the field house • Nutritional Supplements • Motivational T-shirts

  6. Big Items Needed • New trailer to haul all football and training equipment to every game ~$5,000 • Inflatable Hill Trainer ~$6,500

  7. Booster Membership

  8. Membership Goals We strive to have 100% participation in our booster club. This is the only way to run a successful football program! All communication regarding the football program will be from the website. If you want to receive communication, you must register on the website: www.colleyvilleheritagefootball.com

  9. CHHS Football Remind and Social Media Information Website: www.colleyvilleheritagefootball.com Remind 101: text @chhsfoo to 81010 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PantherFootballBoosterClub Twitter: @PantherFBBoost Instagram: pantherfootballboosterclub

  10. Freshman Parents Responsibility • 1. Cat Daddy • 2. Run and Organize the Visitor’s side concession stand

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